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Arts Features
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"The Bruce High Quality Foundation: Isles of the Dead" Arnold Bocklin's 1880 painting Isle of the Dead shows a white-shrouded figure being rowed... More >>
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Dear Mexican, I teach writing at a local community college. My students are writing their final essays on a local problem; I have one student... More >>
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"Buildering: Misbehaving the City" "Buildering" describes overt acts of artistic expression with elements of rebellion against the establishment.... More >>
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Dear Mexican, I was reading the comments (BIG MISTAKE) on an article I recently read regarding St. Charles, Missouri, adopting Arizona-style... More >>
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Carole A. Feuerman Solo Exhibition Hyperrealist art is intended to simulate reality so precisely that the art can easily be mistaken for the real... More >>
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Hänsel und Gretel When Opera in the Heights announced it would perform Englebert Humperdinck's gargantuan fairy tale — gargantuan in... More >>
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Dear Mexican, Why do Mexicans and gabachos resemble each other so much? Both are very conservative about sex, marriage and family. Both are very... More >>
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"Larry Bell: Three Decades of Art" There is a mystifying element to Larry Bell's paintings — distance seems to add further enchantment. Up... More >>
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Company Bracing and potent as a vodka stinger, Company (1970), Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's multiple Tony Award-winning "musical comedy"... More >>
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Dear Mexican, I'm interested in a job that says it is a plus to have an understanding of Latin, Spanish and Mexican music. I found out some... More >>
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"Earl Staley: The Resolution of Doubt" Earl Staley seems to be forever reinventing himself, and his latest exhibition at Zoya Tommy Gallery... More >>
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Così fan tutte If you want to know all about sex, why read Masters and Johnson when you can go to the opera and hear Mozart. What better... More >>
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Dear Mexican, I'm a half-Mexican more American than Mexicant (although to Cockasians, I'm sure I'm just another brown spot on their white... More >>
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"Jorge Marin: Wings of the City" This installation at Discovery Green has nine wonderful sculptures by an acclaimed Mexican sculptor; some are... More >>
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Marie Antoinette The ill-fated queen of France (Emily Neves) sashays down the halls of Versailles to a heavy techno beat. Gigantic neon... More >>
